[Velodoc]

We play with a lead rather than from behind. The entire psych of each team changes.  

I think my biggest takeway from the Oregon game is that we're able to come from behind to win.

The conventional wisdom is that the Stanford offense is all about limiting possessions and burning the clock, and that we're not built for a comeback.

When was the last time we overcame such a deficit?

Agreed.  Great come-from-behind victory team-building experience that may prove psychologically valuable in future games.  One of those "what does't kill you makes you stronger" type of things.  But, while great in retrospect, I truly believe a strategy tweak or two would have led to a big, but routine,
victory.

[Velodoc]

We play with a lead rather than from behind. The entire psych of each team changes.  

I think my biggest takeway from the Oregon game is that we're able to come from behind to win.

The conventional wisdom is that the Stanford offense is all about limiting possessions and burning the clock, and that we're not built for a comeback.

When was the last time we overcame such a deficit?

Agreed.  Great come-from-behind victory team-building experience that may prove psychologically valuable in future games.  One of those "what does't kill you makes you stronger" type of things.  But, while great in retrospect, I truly believe a strategy tweak or two would have led to a big, but routine,
victory.